Examples of using Task force is expected in English and their translations into Russian
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The Task Force is expected to address these issues.
The first formal meeting of the Task Force is planned for September 2001, at which the Task Force is expected to adopt its plan of action and its implementation modalities.
The task force is expected to complete work within one year.
As a result of the discussion at the GNI Committee, for points(a) and(c), the task force is expected to complete a final report by June 2009 with more specific guidance and recommendations.
The task force is expected to submit its report in January 1997.
After reviewing the existing sets of statistical indicators for monitoring the ageing situation and policies in the UNECE region, the Task Force is expected to identify domains that ageing-related statistics should cover, review the data gaps and suggest how to address them.
The task force is expected to complete its work in six months.
The final report of the Task Force is expected to become available around October of 1997.
The Task Force is expected to complete its work by the middle of 2013.
According to its work programme, the Task Force is expected to review and, if necessary, revise the EMEP monitoring strategy.
The Task Force is expected to deliver its results and recommendations in early 2010.
Pending the approval by the WP.5, the Task Force is expected to meet twice, in March and June 2010, and terminate its work at the meeting in June 2010, when it is expected to approve the final draft of the new methodological framework.
The Task Force is expected to conclude this cost-sharing arrangement by August 2003.
The recently established inter-agency task force is expected to guide and ensure broad support and engagement of the United Nations system in the review and enhancement of the Fund's guidelines in line with its revised terms of reference.
The Task Force is expected to complete its review of all procurement-related cases by 31 December 2008.
As a result of the GNI Committee meeting of July 2008 the task force is expected to complete its final report by June 2009 with more specific guidance and recommendations on the treatment of entities with little or no physical presence in national accounts and in particular on the valuation of their output in the various cases identified in the initial part of the work.
The Task Force is expected to primarily work via email and telephone conferences.
The Task Force is expected to discuss its future work based on the decisions of the Kiev Conference and the Committee.
The task force is expected to result in the establishment of quick-response mechanisms to disaster situations.
The Task Force is expected to submit the technical elements of the review to the Working Group at its thirty-eighth session in 2006.
The Task Force is expected to draft the technical elements of the review for comment and approval by the Working Group in 2005.
The Task Force is expected to report to the regular session of the Committee on Housing and Land Management, as well as to the meetings of its Bureau.
The task force is expected to cover all regions of south-central Somalia within nine months, giving priority to Mogadishu and border districts.
The Task Force is expected to prioritize the recommendations, appoint lead agencies for implementation of key recommendations, and meet quarterly to review progress.
The Task Force is expected to consider, among other issues, criteria to assess the success of managers in implementing the targets for enhancement of the status of women in the Secretariat.
The OECD exploratory task force is expected to provide a final report to the 2009 meeting of the OECD Scheme with a clear recommendation regarding the possible transfer of activities to the UNECE.
The task force is expected to finalize a draft of mineral concession rules, a blueprint for national geologic data and a mineral fiscal regime.
The Task Force is expected to make preparations for an assessment of the 1980-2000 EMEP work and submit to the Steering Body proposals on the main issues that it will consider over the next five years.
The OECD exploratory task force is expected to provide a final report to the 2009 meeting of the OECD Scheme with a clear recommendation regarding the possible transfer of activities to the UNECE.
The Task Force is expected to make preliminary recommendations in January 2009 on the growing remand population and on the impact of federal justice legislation on correctional capacity.